Communications, Arts and Humanities Division

The Art Transfer Program, AA degree in Art, provides a foundation curriculum that parallels Art curricula at four-year institutions, allowing students to enter a baccalaureate program on the junior level or to gain professional expertise in a chosen area.

Program Learning Outcomes

• Demonstrate facility and knowledge with the formal tools, terminology, history, and contemporary ideas of art
• Demonstrate an ability to observe, question, self-assess, and document contemporary environments through art
• Construct meaningful visual solutions incorporating traditional and unconventional arts positions and cultural perspectives
• Communicate individual positions on issues of art and art in context backed by research
• Engage in critical evaluation, negotiation and application in one’s own work and the work of others
• Construct and publicly display a diverse and substantive record of visual documents communicating independent thinking and intention
• Participate in a collaborative environment in which questioning and experimentation foster individual and social progression

Major Requirements (18 credits) 

• ART 111 Introduction to Drawing  (3 credits) 
• ART 112 Drawing II  (3 credits)
• ART 113 Two-Dimensional Design  (3 credits)
• ART 230 Three-Dimensional Design  (3 credits)
• ART 121 Painting  (3 credits)
• ART 250 Art History: The Western Tradition  (3 credits)

General Education Requirements AA (37/39 credits)

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Elective 

Please refer to the program curriculum guide below for program elective coursework. 

Program Guide

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